
Young People Who Want to Be Famous: a Survival Guide for Self-Media People
那些想红的年轻人:自媒体人生存指南
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 89k Words
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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10Reads
9.1Score
11Chapters
2Listens
3.6kReads · all time
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This book is very practical! The author G Sengdong gave a lot of practical suggestions based on his own experience, such as how to shoot videos and do operations. I particularly liked what he said about the true situation of the self-media industry, which reminded me of my own experience when starting a business. Indeed, in this era of rapidly updating information, we cannot just look at the surface. We must truly try and practice in order to find our place. This book is like a good friend and has given me a lot of inspiration.
2025.1.31.12.00 Real transactions with fans happen every day. "Fan transactions" are a business that transcends the entire self-media business chain. Smart readers have probably guessed that "fans" are also called "traffic", and "fan trading" is the traffic business. Buyers of this business can be self-media, advertisers, advertising companies, or even fans themselves (fans can also buy traffic for their favorite celebrities or bloggers). The sellers are naturally the major content platforms. After making videos for a long time, bloggers will naturally have a "physiological reaction" to popular products, and this "physiological reaction" is excitement. This feeling of excitement is very similar to a pounding feeling. If you think of an idea and feel an unquenchable urge to tell everyone in your neighborhood about it, you're pretty sure that everyone who hears it will be as excited as you are. Then this idea will most likely be a hit. This is a perceptual way of judging. Although this method is subjective, the accuracy rate is relatively higher. It's a pretty good book, you can read it, but basically it's just a lot of nonsense.